Wallasey constituency

The Wallasey Constituency elects one Member of Parliament at every General Election.  The results of the 2019 General Election in Wallasey are here.  Thank you to everyone who voted for us - including those who voted Conservative for the first time - helping to increase our vote since 2017.

Within the constituency, there are six wards that each elect three councillors to Wirral Borough Council.  The six wards are:

  1. Leasowe & Moreton East
  2. Liscard (including Egremont)
  3. Moreton West & Saughall Massie
  4. New Brighton
  5. Seacombe (including Poulton)
  6. Wallasey (including Wallasey Village)

The Conservative Party in this constituency meets regularly and welcomes new members.  You can join online here.  

We are also keen to select new candidates to stand for us in Council and Parliamentary elections.  

We also have a monthly Supper Club, that visits a different restaurant each time, and is open to any member. 

The Wallasey Central Conservative Club, which is independent of the local Party, is based on Manor Road, Liscard and is a thriving social club with 600 members. The club boasts its own bowling green, four snooker tables, a members lounge and a function room. New members are always welcome.

Click here to go to the History of Wallasey website 

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News

Council seeks injunction to have travellers moved from Dips

Wirral Council is applying for an injunction to have travellers removed from the Dips at New Brighton, following concerns from residents and local councillors.

It is almost two years to the day since more than 20 caravans set up camp at the popular local beauty spot.

Nominate a road or pavement that needs action

Last year, Wirral Council was given an extra £1.4 million by the Government to fix more pot holes in our roads.  

This money is now being spent but there is still more to do and, for the next programme of repairs, we'd like to know if your road or pavement needs to be included. 

Housing Ministry slams Town Hall failure on Local Plan

Wirral Council’s work to develop a legally-required Local Plan has been slammed as making ‘little tangible progress’.  The Town Hall has been ordered to publish an Action Plan to comply with the 2004 Act of Parliament and to report monthly to the Ministry on progress.

Wirral's garden waste charges could be binned

Wirral’s charges for its failing garden waste collection scheme could be banned under new Government plans announced this week.

At the same time, councils could also be forced to offer a weekly bin collection to prevent food waste being uncollected for up to 14 days.